The Sunday Quiz
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== Broadcast == | == Broadcast == | ||
| - | Yorkshire for ITV, | + | Yorkshire Television for ITV, 25 February 1973 to 23 May 1976 (31 programmes in 3 series) |
| - | Junior version: | + | Junior version: 17 April 1977 to 1978? |
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== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
| - | Quiz show based on Biblical knowledge. In the first series there were three contestants, which | + | Quiz show based on Biblical knowledge. In the first series there were three contestants, which changed to two teams of two thereafter. |
| - | There was no let up after that, because a Junior version was hot on its heels. | + | There was no let up after that, because a Junior version was hot on its heels. School kids took part with rounds featuring film clips, music and the team's specialist subject. |
Oh, and it was broadcast on Sundays, natch. | Oh, and it was broadcast on Sundays, natch. | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
| - | Questions by Bill Weaver. | + | Questions were set by Bill Weaver of no finer authority than the theology department of Leeds University. |
[[Category:Themed Quiz|Sunday Quiz, The]] | [[Category:Themed Quiz|Sunday Quiz, The]] | ||
[[Category:Religion|Sunday Quiz, The]] | [[Category:Religion|Sunday Quiz, The]] | ||
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Current revision as of 21:23, 24 March 2019
Contents |
Host
Keith Macklin
Broadcast
Yorkshire Television for ITV, 25 February 1973 to 23 May 1976 (31 programmes in 3 series)
Junior version: 17 April 1977 to 1978?
Synopsis
Quiz show based on Biblical knowledge. In the first series there were three contestants, which changed to two teams of two thereafter.
There was no let up after that, because a Junior version was hot on its heels. School kids took part with rounds featuring film clips, music and the team's specialist subject.
Oh, and it was broadcast on Sundays, natch.
Trivia
Questions were set by Bill Weaver of no finer authority than the theology department of Leeds University.
